The Oxford Union at UK’s prestigious Oxford University hosted a historic debate on November 28, titled: “This House Believes Israel is an Apartheid State Responsible for Genocide.”... More
No discussion of decolonization can be complete without understanding the importance of Vietnam and Algeria, and how their liberation struggles inspire oppressed people all over the world, including the Palestinian.... More
For many Americans, Thanksgiving is a time to gather with loved ones, share a meal, watch football and express gratitude. Some Native Americans celebrate Thanksgiving this way as well, because feasting is Indigenous — we also love eating and watching football.... More
Carlos Fresneda and Sebastián Fest, London correspondents for the Spanish newspaper El Mundo, stated in an article published on 14th November in the Spanish daily: "Donald Trump and Javier Milei are seeking to create a 'league of conservative nations' or a populist alliance to derail the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and renounce the Paris Agreement on climate change".... More
The unbreakable bonds between Venezuela and Cuba are spreading like an immense wave of brotherhood.... More
On the 128th anniversary of the death in battle of the hero of the three wars for Cuba's independence, Sancti Spiritus pays tribute to José Martí's faithful friend.... More
She can travel to the small island of San Simón, in the Ría de Vigo, Galicia, for a meeting on literature and translation related to minority languages and territories, or visit the Instituto Cervantes in Albuquerque to present her latest book, or be in a classroom as a professor at the University of Texas, El Paso; this describes the busy the life of Colombian Andrea Cote Botero, winner of the XXIV Casa de las Américas Prize for Ibero-American Poetry. ... More
During an interview on Fox News last December 6 with then Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, the host, Sean Hannity, asked, "Will you promise the United States tonight that under no circumstances would you abuse power in retaliation against anyone?" Trump replied, "Except for the first day, I want to close the border and I want to drill, drill, drill." Trump then doubled down on his claim: "I love this guy," he said of the Fox News host, "he says to me, 'You're not going to be a dictator, are you,' and I say, 'No, no, no, no, except for the first day. We're going to close the border and we're going to drill, drill, drill. After that, I'm not a dictator."... More
The collaboration between FAO and the Cuban government is an example of how international support can be a catalyst for change. It is a long-standing collaboration that has now proven its effectiveness in times of emergency following natural disasters and a coordinated and agile response.... More
The ringing of her phone changed the routine of that Sunday afternoon, November 10, when she was playing in the doorway with her grandson.... More
A call is circulating today in the United States to support the objective of removing Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, in response to a previous letter sent to President Joe Biden.... More
On that date, but in 1989, the United Nations General Assembly approved the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The document contains 54 articles outlining the economic, social, civil, cultural and political rights of all children and adolescents.... More
Almost half a century after the administration of Democratic President Jimmy Carter applied the policy of "killing with love" to the Cuban Revolution, the electoral victory of Republican Donald Trump is reviving the Machiavellian thesis with new contributions.... More
The Great Congress of the Bolivarian and Chavista Historical Bloc of the 21st Century begun in Caracas and continued until November 16th to reflect and discuss the government platform of seven transformations for the Venezuela of the future.... More
In a gesture of love that grows every day, the National Assembly of Venezuela, in its last ordinary session, approved an agreement that ratifies total solidarity with Cuba at a time when the island is going through a very complex scenario, aggravated much more by the natural phenomena that have recently hit the Greater of the Antilles.... More
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